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That still doesn't mean it actually happened, but you might get an up-vote by Steinmetz fans.

Technocracy had both socialist proponents like Charles Steinmetz and also anti-communists racists/fascists like Joshua Haldeman (Elon Musk grandfather).

According to Scott, Steinmetz listened to the generator and scribbled computations on the notepad for two straight days and nights.

Ford, whose electrical engineers couldn’t solve some problems they were having with a gigantic generator, called Steinmetz in to the plant.

Upon arriving, Steinmetz rejected all assistance and asked only for a notebook, pencil and cot.

Among the many, many things Steinmetz did, he invented the Metal Halide Lamp which was later refined for mass production decades later.

> One Friday afternoon in 1921, Steinmetz hopped in his electric car and headed off for a weekend at...

And Steinmetz blows this guy out of the water.

): In the early years of this century, Steinmetz was brought to General Electric's facilities in Schenectady, New York.

This reminded me of the story about Charles Proteus Steinmetz diagnosing the problem inside a generator at Henry Ford's auto plant just by listening to it very carefully.

All these comments and no Steinmetz mention.

Here’s a fitting example: Benny Steinmetz (a mining tycoon) paid $8.5 million in bribes to the spouse of Guinea’s former President to obtain exploration permits for a mine [1].

I bet if you asked random 100 people who "Charles Steinmetz" was you would get similar dumb looks.

After a few minutes, Steinmetz marked an x on the transformer core and said, “It will work if you take off the turns from this x to the end.” The prescription worked well, and Steinmetz later sent G.

Found a snippet, "Karl Steinmetz (German-born, U.

If those examples are not "primitive" enough, already in 1894 Steinmetz collated an extensive list of at least forty-two documented cases of suicide amongst what he terms "savage peoples" like the "Polar peoples, North American Indians, Bedouins, Polynesians and native races of British India".

Steinmetz, who stands among the electric industry's greats, was brought to GE's facilities in Schenectady, New York.

The rear of the shirt shows the rear view, with Steinmetz’ fingers crossed as the photographer takes his shot.

The origin of that story is Charles Steinmetz, and it involves Henry Ford, a $10,000 invoice and placing a X in chalk.